The day draws near.
A dentist draws teeth.
The film draws well.
He draws down full pay
He draws some chilling inferences.
Something that pulls or draws.
Mild Evening draws her thin empurpled veil!
He draws the document from its folder.
Don't look conspicuous: it draws fire.
It is the good horse that draws its own cart.
The visiting team had two wins and three draws.
This action simply draws the field on the form.
Something, such as a whirlpool, that draws down or engulfs.
The draws are full knives, forks and spoons.
The research partially presents the characteristic between the child fine arts and the folk fine arts through the analysis to the child draws and the farmer draws.
If a beauty attracts you, she draws you to her, or at least gets your attention.
The surface projection of the appendix root draws down gradually following the descent of caecum.
Plotter: Device which draws graphics from computer instructions with a pen or other medium.
Chelsea's record at Old Trafford in the Premiership is good:4 wins,6 draws and4 loses.
This article draws a distinction between operating risk and price risk.
A surprise draws you in and makes you pay more attention. It gives the review more impact.
Highlighting quickly draws your attention to system alerts or thresholds that have been exceeded and need attention.
For example: a player wins the first hand by 11 points; he scores 11 and draws a line under it.
The difference between man and pig is that man draws a circle for the pig, the pig can walk out, and man draws a circle for himself, but he may not walk out by himself.
Even as in one who at last draws free air, after long stifling with his own polluted breath.
This system captures light energy's data based on MCU, but processes data on computer and draws light energy distributing's curve.
Actually, your I before soon was thinking that may bid good-bye or cut off the relations, respectively draws back one step, will not have the boundless word.
The news, on June 12th, that TPG is to sell its stake to Ping An, a large Chinese insurer, draws another line under that era.
A good meteor draws a silver line in the night sky, just like searching for the best future in the world.
These cooling sticks are 7.6-meter-long steel tubes drilled into the soil; they contain ammonia, which draws latent heat out of the soil as it evaporates.
The bourgeoisie, by the rapid improvement of all instruments of production, by the immensely facilitated means of communication, draws all, even the most barbarian, nations into civilisation.
This paper mainly analyzes the different functions of attention, memory and thought in second language acquisition, and draws great inspiration in foreign language teaching from this research as well.
He expects continued consolidation, and draws an analogy with the music industry: it eventually found ways to make money online, but the resulting industry is much smaller than it was a decade ago.
We have to bet this turn because we can't let spades draw, and we need value from worse A's, but now that he raises, we can rule out worse A's and draws.
He became one of the biggest box office draws in the world from the 1970s to the 1990s, as well as an icon of machismo and Hollywood action heroism.
In 2008-09 Harvard Medical School had a faculty of 10,884 to cope with an entering class of 165 students because it draws on such a wide range of talents.
Besides, philosophy only has metaphysics and dialectics, so dividing the idealism and the materialism in teaching materials sheerly draws a snake and adds feet to it, this is really defect of being too partial concerning the understan ding of Marxist philosophy.
This paper, by making use of written materials including geneological tree, epitaph, local annals, medical works and manuscripts, summarizes the genecology, biographies, medical know- how, and medical works of Zheng's family, and draws illustration for the geneological tree of the family.
"Paper cutting is a traditional Chinese decorative art. The earliest known paper cuts in China date back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907), the cutter first draws the design on a piece of paper, then cuts it out with scissors or a knife."
What immediately draws your eye at the hospital is the neonata intensive care unit (NICU)--where up to 30 babies at a time spend their first days and weeks tangled in tubes and wires, struggling to keep warm and learning what full-term babies already know: how to breathe, suckle and swallow.
